🍽️A Guide to Introducing Solid Foods: What to Feed & When 👶
A Guide to Introducing Solid Foods: What to Feed & When 🍽️👶
Watching your baby take their first bite of solid food is an exciting milestone for every parent! But it can also be a bit confusing — when to start, what to feed, and how much?
This simple guide will help you introduce solids to your baby with confidence and care. 🍼➡️🍌
🕒 When Should You Start?
Most babies are ready for solids around 6 months of age. Look out for signs like sitting up with support, showing interest in your food, and the ability to hold their head steady.
🥄 First Foods to Try
- Mashed banana or avocado 🥑
- Boiled and pureed carrots, pumpkin, or sweet potato 🥕
- Rice cereal or soft-cooked oats 🥣
- Dal water or soft lentil puree
🌟 Tips for a Smooth Start
- Start with 1–2 teaspoons once a day
- Introduce one new food every 3–5 days to check for allergies
- Always feed while baby is sitting upright
- Don’t force — let your baby lead the pace
🚫 What to Avoid Early On
- Salt and sugar
- Honey (not safe before 1 year)
- Whole nuts or choking hazards
- Processed or spicy foods
Remember, every baby is different. Some may love eating solids right away, others might take time. Be patient and celebrate small wins! 🎉
Pro tip: Always consult your pediatrician before introducing new foods to your baby’s diet.
💬 Labels:
Baby Food Guide, Newborn Tips, Solid Food Introduction, Baby Health, First-Time Parents, Infant Nutrition

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